Conciliation And Nationality Speech of Hon S S Cox of Ohio Delivered in Th
Conciliation And Nationality Speech of Hon S S Cox of Ohio Delivered in Th
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These loyal Frenchmen appealed to the nation, against the ad- herents of the Bourbon, Orleans, and Bonaparte. "No, " they said, "we will not give up the repose of France, at the price of quieting apprehension of fu- ture revolt. " They thus confined the enemies of the Republic to the circle of the Constitution, from which they could not break without crime. They de- clared that the prolongation of the term of Napoleon was a crime, impious and parricidal. When it was said that Napoleon would ove...rride the Constitution with force in 1852, if not before, they answered : "Such a crisis will be revo- lution, arising from a violation of the fundamental compact. In that case we declare that, enveloped in the flag of France, we will do the duty which the salvation of the Republic imposes!" On the other hand, it was urged, as it is here urged, that if the Constitution was not broken, there would be dangers more fatal. By a fore-knowledge of disaster, it was urged that the end of Napoleon's term must be a convulsion, which the Assembly, acting on an apprehension, ought to bind in advance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These loyal Frenchmen appealed to the nation, against the ad- herents of the Bourbon, Orleans, and Bonaparte. "No, " they said, "we will not give up the repose of France, at the price of quieting apprehension of fu- ture revolt. " They thus confined the enemies of the Republic to the circle of the Constitution, from which they could not break without crime. They de- clared that the prolongation of the term of Napoleon was a crime, impious and parricidal. When it was said that Napoleon would ove...rride the Constitution with force in 1852, if not before, they answered : "Such a crisis will be revo- lution, arising from a violation of the fundamental compact. In that case we declare that, enveloped in the flag of France, we will do the duty which the salvation of the Republic imposes!" On the other hand, it was urged, as it is here urged, that if the Constitution was not broken, there would be dangers more fatal. By a fore-knowledge of disaster, it was urged that the end of Napoleon's term must be a convulsion, which the Assembly, acting on an apprehension, ought to bind in advance.
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